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Title: Things To Consider When Starting A Business In Australia


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This To Consider When Starting Up A Business In
Australia
  • Arranged By Maryann Farrugia
  • https//www.crunchbase.com/person/maryann-farrugia

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Business Structure
  • Choosing the right structure for your business is
    key to your success. Go for the best one that
    suits your needs.
  • Sole Trader Youre in total control of your
    business.
  • Partnership Youre conducting business jointly
    with others
  • Company Shareholders own the company, while
    directors run it.

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Business Registration
  • Decide on a business name. Make sure its catchy
    and easy to remember and spell so clients can
    Google you with no trouble.
  • Hot Tip Check the National Names Index to see if
    the business name you want is available. If it
    is, its best to register it as a domain name.

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Australian Business Number
  • ABN helps identify businesses in public records
    and simplifies dealings with the bank, tax,
    office and other govt departments.
  • Hot Tip While having an ABN isnt mandatory for
    a hobby business, majority of business owners
    will need one for invoicing or creating purchase
    orders.

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Goods Services Tax
  • If your turnover exceeds 75,000 (or is likely to
    exceed it), youll need to register for GST
    through the ATO.
  • Hot Tip If youve just started a new venture and
    expect it to meet the 75,000 threshold or more
    in its first year, then you may go register for
    GST.

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Employee Benefits
  • Its important that you understand your
    obligations toward the people who work for you.
    Know your legal duties in terms of Employment
    Records, Insurance, Tax, Superannuation and
    Health Safety.
  • Hot Tip Visit the Fair Work Ombudsmans website
    to learn more about employers responsibilities,
    employment categories and minimum wage
    calculation.
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